Sentence examples for representative beyond from inspiring English sources

In the worst case, the 44 reporter genes may not be representative beyond the small study in which they were identified [7].

In the first iteration, one seeks a best allocation of the novel sequence to a node of the classification tree T that explains most of the (weighted) mutations relative to rCRS and subsequently searches for a closest representative beyond this ancestral sequence in the total database (including the new data under examination).

When it was over, my teeth had lightened from about a 5 on the whiteness scale to almost a 3. Samuel Brooks, a representative of Beyond Dental and Health, maker of the eBright, said my teeth would get brighter after two more 20-minute sessions.

We did not have any information with regards to representatives beyond mental health comparisons and school attendance.

For this to come from an elected representative is beyond the pale and completely unacceptable".

Since the Seventies, distrust of politics has been the underlying theme of our politics, and every presidential candidate since Jimmy Carter has been obliged to run against Washington, knowing full well that the large forces making the government less effective and less representative were beyond his control.

Future efforts may seek to incorporate higher-order representative features (beyond the first principal component) to explore additional relationships between gene co-expression modules and disease status [ 51].

"Returning to flight will allow the space program to move forward with servicing Hubble, completing the International Space Station, and advance the return of humans to the moon and beyond," said Representative Mark Udall (D Colorado), ranking minority member of the House science space subcommittee, in a statement.

"It's not just air pollution from the coal plant and its old boilers," says Barb Boyle, a Senior Campaign Representative for Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign.

Or, put another way, what does it do beyond send representatives to open fetes or dedicate technology centers or shoe factories at ribbon-cutting ceremonies in obscure places?

During the 19th century, these principles were increasingly challenged, or they were deprived of their substance beyond representative institutions.